Spiritual physics explores the nature of the soul and the various personalities it is composed of, the inner senses and reincarnation...According to Damanhurian philosophy, underlying the laws of physics and chemistry there are the laws of another, parallel science: one which explains the birth of forms and life from the point of view of spiritual energies pervading the universe.
Ideas of the natural and organic in Damanhur are expressed also through research into new techniques... Ideas of the natural and organic in Damanhur regard not only safeguarding the rhythms and balances of nature – at the level of agriculture, consumption of goods, building techniques and so forth – but are expressed also through laboratory research into new techniques, especially in the field of food sources and energy that can improve the quality of life without altering the biological balances.
The Music of the Plants has been researched as early as 1976. Damanhurian researchers had created equipment capable of capturing electromagnetic changes on the surface of leaves and roots and transforming them into sounds. The desire for a profound contact with nature is also the inspiration for the ‘Plant Concerts’, where the musicians perform to the accompaniment of melodies created by the trees.
The synchronic lines are energy channels that flow through our Planet and connect it to the Universe.
One of the most interesting fields of research greatly developed by Damanhur is that connected to Selfica
Ideas of the natural and organic in Damanhur are expressed also through research into new techniques... Ideas of the natural and organic in Damanhur regard not only safeguarding the rhythms and balances of nature – at the level of agriculture, consumption of goods, building techniques and so forth – but are expressed also through laboratory research into new techniques, especially in the field of food sources and energy that can improve the quality of life without altering the biological balances.
The Music of the Plants has been researched as early as 1976. Damanhurian researchers had created equipment capable of capturing electromagnetic changes on the surface of leaves and roots and transforming them into sounds. The desire for a profound contact with nature is also the inspiration for the ‘Plant Concerts’, where the musicians perform to the accompaniment of melodies created by the trees.